Evening Star Newspaper, April 21, 1926, Page 25

FITE EVENTNG STAR, EIGHTY CHRYSLER IMPERIAL “ 8 O” TOPMOST AMONG FINE CARS COME to Chrysler Imperial “80”’ expecting much. Because it is entitled by sheer right of the substantial newness it confers on luxury motor- lng to top posmon among our finest cars. Be- cause it gives 92 horsc«p()‘»\ er, and transmutes that power into an entirely different kind of per- formance that is luxury itself—whether in soft, soundless riding or in swift, easeful flight at 80 miles an hour. Because it is truly a triumph of scientific engineering, which builds also for the long life which Chrysler quality inevitablyimplies. Come to Chrysler ““80” expecting much—and realise that you have at last attained your ideal in fine motoring. MILES "PER "'HOUR H. B. LEARY, JR., & BROS. 1612 You St. North 4296 Branch Salesroom, Connecticut Ave. at Q St. Sympathy Is Easily Given Away W. W. CHAMBERS, THE MODERN UNDERTAKER, will take care of vour funeral with a price that shows real fellowsk He will g yvou a A $500 Funeral at a cost of Only $235 T'his includes the finest made water-tight steel vault. Other Funerals, $75, $100, $125 Up Call THE BROWN STONE FUNERAL HOME of W. W. CHAMBERS CO. Corner 14th & Chapin Streets N.W. Phone 132 PHILLIPS Milke of Magnesm Jittle © ‘water any sour, acid, gassy will come instantly bowels ..m‘ g waste from | purging. It is nore pleasant to take than soda. TRY A 25c¢ BOTTLE scnhru ll)‘ ol 2 R Insist upon “Phillips.” five cent and fifty-cent bottles, any store. ea Magne in the stomach as FOR LEASE 13,000 SQ. FEET, ERTIRE FLOOR FIREPROOF WAREHOUSE Raiirsad Siding, Loading Piatform Long Lease to Reliable Party Also the Following Stores at Reasonable Rent to Reliable Tenants 3528 GEORGIA AVE. N. W. 24 Foot Front and 70 Foot Deep And 5433 GEORGEA AVE. N. W. 73 Foot Deep on Corner of Georgia Ave. and Kennedy St. N.W. Entrance on Both Streets PIGGLY WIGGLY STORES, Inc. 1935 FIFTH ST. N. E. Twenty- | Y | ment ha PARK PROPOSALS WILL BE STUDIED Piney Branch Roadway Urged—Commission to Sur- vey Soapstone Creek. Plans for the opening of a new curved highway in square 1620, bounded by Garfleld, Hawihorne, Thirty-third and Th.rty-fourth streets, were approved yesterday by the city and park planning committee of the nal_Capital Park Commis. slon. Maj. Carey H. Brown, chair- man of the committee, said that the new highway would follow the exist- ing topography and trat the owners {pr posed to .cate the necessary { land. The committee also studied plans for opening an entrance to Piney Branch parkway by extending Bighteenth street down to the valley of Piney Branch. It had been proposed that Piney Branch would be bridged at this point to carry Eighteenth street | the valley, but it is the hope ning comm.ttee that a satis. y be found where be carried alley and up again s do away with the proposition to_construct a bridge, The municipal architect of the Dis- brought up the guestion in c is located on r of Eighteenth 3 It is proposed it this lot with a series of ter- gardens, but before carrying this into effect it was desired to get the opinion of the planning commit- tee on the matter of fixing the grade for the proposed new entrance into Piney Branch parkway at this point. The committee will go out next Tues- day, following its meeting, to make a study of the matter on the ground. The committee also will study next Tuesday the proposed treatment of the land adjacent to Soapstone Cree providing entrance to_ th and Rock Cr k Albemarle ust east of There is a provis! :nt appropriation bill for fet for the grading of this , and the committee is de- us of saving Soapstone Valley for 0 It is proposed la that the National Capital Park missin shall purchase this valley, to prevent its destruction for park | purposes by the grading operation the committee will have it staked off and study it on the ground next Tuesday. The committee also authorized \j. Brown to write to the mayor Hyattsville and offer the aid of | the city planners in the effort to have | Rhode 1sland avenue opened all the \\\J, fl\luu).h to Hyattsville, COMMERCE CHAMBER WILL MEET TONIGHT iBammore Business Men and City | Officials Will Be Guests. i onthly meeting of the Wash- wber of Commerce will be Willard Hotel to- ington CI held at t New 8 o'clock. mber will have as its guests { members of the Baltimore Assoclation | of Commerce, city officials of Balti- more and the Maryland delegation N The principal address - delivered by Colvin Brown of hamber of Commerce of the | United States. Among those who will be present {trom Baltimore are: John L. Alcock, | president, Baltimore Association of Comme Goldsborough, ex- | ecutive ma Baltimore Associa- |tion of Commerce; Dudley G. Gray, {H. M lor, John H. Eiser, Herbert ‘L'mh on, Elmore B. Jeffery, Randolph Barton, jr.. A. A. Brager, W. W. Ca- tor, J. W. Tottle, W. K. Jones, R. E. Post and W. H. Matthai. The following Baitimore City of- {ficials will attend: W. G. Towers, city {councilman; Dr.” Horace E. Fla lative reference bureau; chicf engineer; F. W . , harbor engineer, and Steuart | mymms engineer., | | T { VILLAS BROTHER HELD. Charged Wlth Plotting Revolution Against Calles Government. PASO, Tex., April 21 (P).— nspiracy in a revolution- ainst the Calles govern- been preferred in Durango {against Hipolito Villa, brother of | Francisco Villa, the late bandit, Dis- trict Judge Alberto de la Garza sald in_Juarez yesterday. Villa was arrested and is belng held incommunicado in the Juarez Jall. ey S . Births Reported. The following births have been renorted to the Health Denartment in the Taat 36 Hoare Bovd and V ‘hewning. boy. n and Und Olivi Coleman Gladys Fletehe Al:xuld«r and Lucille E. Miller, boy. S. lien Gros, girl. Mary L. A\u'lel girl. rl. 3 Marths Royee, By and girl T. and Viola V. Fuller, boy. atlo and Merlp M Wales, boy. and Fannie Zucker. bo ‘and Matwaret A, Chiistiansen, boy. Stohere B and Dorothy Warrep, boy. harles A and Mary . Ecklotl boy. Henry E. and Helen Stokely, voy. Ralph ¥ and Helen J, Carey, boy. James J. and Bessic Walker. gir ar I, and Martha E. Turner, boy. and Rosabelle Jett. boy: Frank and Mary_Wilson, boy. Jessic and Jane Steptoe. irl. Deaths Reported ng_deathe have been reported Department in the past. 54 619 K et ® }Mn Lo T 74, D205 19t . Maxfield. 66, 1619 Aarkery M. Powderly. 78, 4138 Bin o \ w.mmm B. Lud] 165, et pie 78 Eeaatponcy Hoppital Xona P Rusiicing. 70 Graca. Dodse Salvatore Mistretia, 73, mnx Sth Fag Emily L, Terhune, 80 1801 K h Gornwnll. bo. Galinger Yoepital, rd Smith.' 48] Georgo Waehingion Hospital. Saul. 4. 1017 31et o r G Rodgel ‘Brovidende Hospital s S Von Cuiln. " Chilaren's Hos: vital. Richard Smith, 71. 328 F et. Philin Maxwell d 1231 7th George Lucas il R Carrie Dunnington, Charles T. Green, Charles Williams, L. Hosvital, Ho ‘mont] 3 months, 423 N. Y. 69, the Cambridge. “Little Sisiers of the 1, 403 Bth st 55, Emergoncy Fidupital. N er 53 gnly M""H 'Mm’_” Mary E, Mis neer Hosi Stelia Parker, 35 1315 Rigy Netier Fetcher: 60, Home for A B N ruer. 40, Calliwer Hospital. garah Gordon, 73, l-reequ}:. gspiial. T 50, "m, Masg. o WASHINGTON, D. 0, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 21, 1926, A Delicious Lunch for Only a Few Cents at Any of 19 Sanitary Soda Fountains! Another Peoples Drug Store! Watch for Grand Opening We take great pleasure in announcing the opening of another Peoples Drug Store ‘within the near future at 2062 Rhode Island Avenue Northeast. As it has long been our custom to give away souvenirs, as well as greater and bigger values on our Grand Openings, we suggest that you watch the papers closely for news of this important event. This store will be another link in a chain that has grown from one small store to a mighty institution that supplies thou- sands of homes daily with quality drug store needs for less. “When greater values are offered— Peoples will offer them.” Don’t Pass Up This Wonderful Opportunity to Make a Definite Saving on Razor Blades —These Low Prices Are Effective for a Limited Time. Now. 50c Gillette Blades, 5s... ... . $1.00 Gillette Blades, 10s...._..._...........58¢ 35c Ever-Ready Blades, 5. ... 20c¢ 42¢ Gem Blades, 6s._._... NS - 50c Durham Duplex Blndes, S5s.... 50c Auto-Strop Blades, 5s $1.00 Auto-Strop Blades, 10s._.. Make Your Bath Enjoyable! Bath Sprays I'hese Sprays are made of an excellent grade of heavy rubber and permit a generous flow of water. have nickel-plated sprayers and are easily attached to any hathtub faucet. Women have the utmost con- less hardy clm.s(l-i:\n\uh: hox’ e in Feminex—it is based ~women and girls. Feminex has dils s la and jo been tested and proven and is on a scientific formula anc 15 highly recommended for the highly indorsed by physicians. relief of pains, including head- It contains no narcotic drugs aches, {‘renodm pains, opiates nor other harmful backac ncuralgm, :)Oc gredients that will affect the ctc. Suggestions for Household Cleaning —Priced at a Saving Insecticides Moth Preventives ’s Di Moth Balls, 2 pounds Peterman’s Ducover{a 25c, s0c Moth Flakes, 2 pounds. Dethol 59¢, 98¢ Lemco Garment Ba Deth-Spray Flyosan .... Black Flag Liquid Flit, pint ... Bono, pint . Bono, quart . Red Bird Garment Bfly 69¢ up Ka-Diz, flakes, pound 35¢ Cleansers Old Dutch Chloride of Lime . Plat’s Chlorides . Lydol ... c, 45¢, 89c Cleaners Kretol . .2lc, 42¢ Carbona ... 18¢, 27c, 53¢ Cleansiline .. 29¢ Energine . Lava ....... Fels-Naptha Lifebuoy ..... P. & G. 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Nailbrushes s, 1 Qe These' brushes are different shapes and sizes and have attrac tive backs. le. un\uwnly long and s A Great Purchase and Sale of Genuine Thermos Bottles Special, 9 8 c Here's a bottia that will keep your favorite beverage hot 12 hours or ice cold 3 days. It is & genuine Tnermos and has a well built body and an alumi- num cap and shoulder. It is the convenient pint size and has a removable filler. Ideal for home, office or school use. A regular $1.50 value. Special, 98c. “Lucky Eleven” Specials! —priced low to Save You More 15¢ Amami Shampoo... 60c¢ D. and R. Cold Cream 50c Neet Depilatory . 50c Pepsodent Tooth Paste. 50c¢ Java Rice Face Powder . 60c Odorono Deodorant. $1.25 Coty’s Rouge. 60c Wildroot Hair Tonic. 25¢ Melba Lipstick. $1 B. Paul’s Henna.. .. 50c¢ Glazo Nail Polish. .. “Should Be in Every Home’ Clinical Fever Thermometers $1.50 Value 9 8 (' Special, Every home should have thermometer to meet emerger might arise. 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Full length sizes, attractive ruffled edges and con venient pockets. Wear one while do ing your house work—it protects your pretty frocks.